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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 18 Apr 1995.
Question: Where to get GIF-to-ASCII converters

Question: Where to get GIF-to-ASCII converters

Hi!  Does anyone know where I could pick up one of the above?
Thanks for your time!

Jeff

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Subject: Question: Where to get GIF-to-ASCII converters
Date: 1995/04/18
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